The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-06-23

CO Mut6sy 10 ssiesd psiieti from ih'
city W his Summer hosns near Bostoh an
slsa 10 eonssll With The city ptrsiciss
sissn3spos Ia regard 10 The casa.
Mrs. George Ksiiosr Of Was Der'
gsYs ,be Baptist .ia socissy ss orpori1nl
~ iur . little "ostisg" last Thurds
sfserncon. by iarilirg them 10 meet Al b.
house Ora ffiy soosp.ed The in,iisiiot
isclsding rnnbcs 81 Dore, ladies
vcry pleasant risii Is reported.
-. psyns iniends 10 leave tovn for ID
Yves, BY The end Of The noaih, End b
wishes pefsops vbo have vork al hs shoI
10 call and &C., Il ADD persons ouipg hin
hilis to ples.e settle the same 81 onoe. II
viii sell bis household property chesl
snd persons 10 vsni Of furRitare. etc. vii
Do sell 70 give him call
As the last load Of ladies wss return
Jog from Mr. keiioggs Thursday evesipI
the storm overlook them ., L. d. Smith
The large elm tree by bis house fell scros
the road. directly 10 front q them. tb'
breaches bringing about their ears the tel
esrspb wires laden probably With dis
patches from the weather bureau, Th'
horse showed great presence Of mind. i
the ladies dii not, refusing 10 orersurr
them. After missing bios from the tree
and . runaway. tbey were rescued from
the fury Of the elements by Mr.. 5. who
gsllsn,ly came out 10 the pouring rain. in
anything bat full dress. and gave them
shelter until their fright and the storm
we're sha,sd.
Homer Williams was in Bennington
several days last week.
~. Barows and wife OF Granville
spent Sunday 10 town.
q. W. fsr~ell was IN Granville on
business nearly all last week.
- Miss Kendall Of Fitzsillism. N. H..
is visiting her sister. Mrs Waldo Sykes.
A J. Cashman and wife OF Poultney
were guests OF Rollin Sykes Monday
Rev. T. S. Pratt aud g. NJ. Sykes
attended the Congregational state coaven-
ton al Swanton last week.
Mrs. II. G. Burton aud sister. Miss
Crowell Of lowell. Mass. are guests OF
Mr. and Mrs George Holley.
Mrs. II. Hogeboom and child Of Tam.
pico. Ill, are in town. called here by the
death OF her mother, Mrs. Sykes.
We noticed that our constable, Moses
wore a smiling and happy coun-
tenanee Monday morning. 1t is son
aud weighs ten pounds.
--Des. Sykes aud wife are 10 Boston
and will attend the Mt Holyoke anniver.
ssry where their daughters are at school,
Louise. the eldest, graduates this year.
Mrs. George Kellogg entertained =
large company OF Manchester Centre Bap.
list society last week Thursday. Several
from Dorset joined the "socisble" and 1t
was pronounced model one and very
pleasant In all respects.
Prof. Gilbert gave us on Sunday
practical sermon IRON Neh. 6.3,
md also to a good audience in the even
ing q very instructive sermon upon the
history OF the New Testament. II was
profitable both as an important chapter Of
literary history and as confirmation oil
he divine origin and wonderful vitality OF
he Christian religion.
Mrs Maria Sykes. wife OF Norman
Sykes, passed away on the morning Of the
18th, aged 63 years. The funeral services
~ere held on Sunday At 3 p. m. Rev. Mr..
Kerr OF Manchester Centre officiating, as
listed by Rev. Mr.. Pratt Mrs. Sykes
VAS for many years . worthy member OF
he NJ. L. church. Her loss will be deep.
y felt by her family and neighbors.
Before the honey moon is over men
ion should be made. 10 the JOURNAL,
u very pleasant event in Dorset, Vt,
aking place on the second day Of this
Iune A. d. 1887. ATS O'Clock precisely OF
morning which seemed TO have been
made for this occasion. q happy youD 8
awyer from western New York with fair
ady by his side rode up TO the door OF the
'illage church, slighted and with cheer.
al company OF bridesmaids and grooms
men, walked up the aisle keeping step
nth the wedding march rs rendered by
'rof Cheney on the organ, and rising to
be platform, took position for receiving
heir first degree Ia the family relation.
joe OF the choicest OF our msidens ctv
red with faultles- bridal array. and with
dmirable mien stood with the Aforesaid
Dung attorney under al arch OF the liv-
ng green, aud 10 presence OF large
pronounced the marriage vows.
nd from the pastors lips received the
snciion OF the civil authority. aud the
mplored beuedIc,ion OF Heaven. The
Impressive services were soon fulfilled.
gain joyful notes were heard. aud the
,ridal pair returned 10 the mothers resi-
Ience for delightful reception and warm
Ala lster hour they de
,arted for their future home IN Albion. n
I. Add so Albert G. Burrows and Helen
J. Armstrong bearing the affection, esteem
nd good wishes Of numberless friends.
.sst aud West. with joined hearts and
snds gladly entered upon their lifs-~ork,
nd will be found diligen, ~ busy bee 10
askiog honey for themselves not only,
'at sseeteuins the lives OF all With whom
hey have to 10
RUPERT
II. ID. Smith !. recovering irJm his